A discussion of some of the experiences with the design and operation of a computer calculus'' course at the University of Illinois. (Author/HB)

This introductory calculus book was especially written for the average or below average student. Its primary intent is to give an overview of basic concepts. Written in programmed instruction format, it contains reviews and self-tests. (Average/LS)

An instructional program package for individualized learning of calculus is outlined. The program utilizes audio-visual and other instructional techniques and includes topics in limits and continuity, the derivative with applications, and the integral with applications. (MN)

With reference to a self-paced calculus course, the following aspects are reviewed: the structure and the mechanisms, the grading and credit arrangements, the essentials of proper record keeping, the restrictions and prerequisites for enrollment, the cost and the effectiveness, and the potential for application to other mathematics courses. (JJK)